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Now That "Brain-Rot" Is An Oxford-Recognised Word, Let’s Talk About It.
What Is "Brain-Rot," Psychologically Speaking? The term brain-rot describes cognitive stagnation or dullness, often linked to excessive consumption of repetitive digital content through means of endless scrolling or binge-watching.
By 𝘣𝘳𝘦𝘦𝘻𝘦.12 months ago in Psyche
Scientists Capture the Exact Moment a Memory Forms
The human brain has always been a mystery, but researchers have just pulled back the curtain on something extraordinary. Scientists have successfully observed the precise moment a memory forms at the molecular level, a breakthrough that could reshape our understanding of learning, memory loss, and even conditions like Alzheimer’s disease. This is not just another scientific theory or speculation. It’s a real, documented event that shows how our brains store experiences in a way we can finally see.
By Ojo12 months ago in Psyche
When Success Becomes Your Worst Enemy
We live in a world that is Obsessed with Success. "How do I Get Success?" "What makes it come Faster?" "When will I get the Big Deals and Bucks?"
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)12 months ago in Psyche
Dirty Dancing. Content Warning.
This classic movie has not held up to the current times we live in. Like at all. I watched this movie with my partner for Valentine's Day because it was one of my favorite childhood movies while growing up. I remember my mom sitting me down when I was 12 or 13 years old telling me this was a movie for every young girl to watch.
By Chloe Rose Violet 🌹12 months ago in Psyche
A Common Piece Of Life Advice That Is Horribly Misleading
As you go through Life, you'll hear many Pieces of Advice. Many of them are Common to Hear. Yet, just because it is "Common" Does Not Mean it Works.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)12 months ago in Psyche
Don’t Believe Everything You Read on The Internet
Everybody knows too well about the benefits that technology and the development of the internet have brought to us today.
By Jonathan Townend12 months ago in Psyche
Two Horribly Painful Things That Frequently Stand In The Way Of Our Success
The Path to Success can be Littered with Obstacles and Challenges. Some of them we Face on our Own. Some of them we Face with Others.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)12 months ago in Psyche
Why Narcissists Turn Your Criticism Against You
Unfortunately, you won’t get a narcissist to see where they are wrong, because of many different factors. One main factor is that they have no sense of self-reflection. Self-reflection means to observe and analyze oneself in order to grow or change as an individual. This is not the case for someone who has NPD narcissistic personality disorder, because they have convinced themselves that there is no need to grow or change. Self-reflection refers to in-depth awareness of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral aspects that governs one’s life, and a narcissist’s personality disorder governs their entire life.
By Waleed Ahmed12 months ago in Psyche
The Never Ending Story
The machinations of time, though always woven into the fabric of DataLogos - the primitive substance of all that is - are yet very remote from the Ground of Being. This Ground has always contained everything which ever was or could ever be. It was not born, nor could it die, for it was the root of Being itself. To speak of a moment before it is folly, for if there were nothing, there could be no question, no thought, no presence and no absence. To be is to be something, and the absence of being is no more than a shadow cast by thought — a fiction that melts before the dawn of Truth. Thus, the pixel of DataLogic stands alone, impassive and serene, the axis upon which all else turns.
By Insinq Datum12 months ago in Psyche
The Ferocity of a Father's Love: Protection From Above
As I pen this piece, I am in Perth, Western Australia. This city was my home for ten incredible years but I have been gone for seven now. I had to return to get what was left of my belongings out of storage — a friend’s shed in Perth’s Hills.
By Vanessa Brown12 months ago in Psyche
makers of misery
i haven't done much writing lately. at least, not as much as i'd like to. i wish to write about black history month, or executive dysfunction, or the struggles of being neurodivergent in a society that doesn't cater to me. i wish to write about so many things, and yet i cannot connect the thoughts in my head to the tips of my fingers.
By Antiquity Anecdotes12 months ago in Psyche
Have You Ever Chosen Ignorance?
I spent over thirty years thinking my beliefs defined me and felt the same about everyone else. I was so sure of this that I never even questioned it.
By María Camila Martínez Velasco12 months ago in Psyche